Sentence examples for even more dismaying from inspiring English sources

What's even more dismaying is that the study participants had private health coverage that would cover the cost of their initial self-management education.

And personalities can be even more dismaying than appearances.

Even more dismaying, alien migration is imminent, and the beasts are restless.

You could be sold into slavery to satisfy your creditors, and there was the even more dismaying prospect of dismemberment.

Perhaps even more dismaying, the Obama administration itself is "highlighting the fact that its president is a killer," The Guardian points out.

Ibsen's next play, Gengangere (1881; Ghosts), created even more dismay and distaste than its predecessor by showing worse consequences of covering up even more ugly truths.

He loves and listens regularly to music but arrived late at an appreciation of country, an evolution that has caused his wife, Susan, a corporate lawyer, even more dismay than his beard does.

Theo Epstein, who helped build the Boston Red Sox into champions after 86 years of dismay, now guides the even more hapless Chicago Cubs.

The dismay might have been even more widespread, I suspect, if the full story now revealed in his book had been known at the time.

Darwin's wife, Emma (the fine Bianca Amato), is dismayed by his loss of faith, and even more saddened by his apparent encouragement of atheistic tendencies in their children, particularly a terminally ill daughter, Annie (Paris Rose Yates).

Some community activists were dismayed that the boundaries had not been expanded even more.